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The Fredonia State student-athletes showed off on the Red Carpet prior to last week's Freddys Awards. Take a look at the work by photographer Travis Bernhard and give him a follow at @photos.photographyshed]]>Freddys pics 2026Wed, 6 May 2026 12:09:00 EST19594https://fredoniabluedevils.com/news/2025/12/4/mens-cross-country-hallberg-named-runner-of-the-year.aspxhttps://fredoniabluedevils.com/news/2025/12/4/mens-cross-country-hallberg-named-runner-of-the-year.aspxMen's Cross Country

SYRACUSE, N.Y. - The SUNYAC office releases its 2025 men's cross country annual awards as voted on by the conference coaches. Fredonia's Stephen Hallberg was voted Runner of the Year while Buffalo State's Ricky Curiel is the Rookie of the Year. Cortland was selected as the Coaching Staff of the Year. Runner of the Year- Stephen Hallberg, Fredonia Hallberg has been voted the Runner of the Year after winning the SUNYAC men's cross country individual title this season. He was named to the first team All-Conference team with the victory. Hallberg was named the Rookie of the Year last season after a third place finish at the SUNYAC meet. In 2025 he was the top SUNYAC finisher at regionals crossing the line in 23rd place (25:56.4). Rookie of the Year - Ricky Curiel, Buffalo State In his first year running for the Bengals, Curiel placed third at the SUNYAC championship meet earning him a spot on the All-SUNYAC first team. He went on to finish 30th overall with a time of 26:07 at the Niagara Regional meet. Curiel is the first All-Region athlete for Buffalo State men's cross country since 2012. Coaching Staff of the Year - Cortland Steve Patrick is the head coach of the Cortland men's cross country team and he is assisted by Chad Dunham, Bob Vidulich and Marissa Formes-Patrick. In 2025, the staff guided their team to it's second-straight and 16th overall men's cross country team title. Three Red Dragons were recognized on the All-Conference teams after they finished the SUNYAC championship race in the top 15. The team placed 11th out of 27 schools at the 2025 NCAA Division III Niagara Region men's cross country championship hosted by RIT at Genesee Valley Park.]]>Stephen Hallberg - SUNYAC Runner of the Year 2025Thu, 4 Dec 2025 13:18:00 EST59380https://fredoniabluedevils.com/news/2025/11/13/mens-cross-country-mxc-11-15-25-regional-meet.aspxhttps://fredoniabluedevils.com/news/2025/11/13/mens-cross-country-mxc-11-15-25-regional-meet.aspxMen's Cross Country

ROCHESTER, N.Y. -- Coming off his SUNYAC Championship performance, sophomore Stephen Hallberg (Jamestown / Jamestown H.S.) finished 23rd at the Niagara Regional race at Genesee Valley Park hosted by RIT. He was recognized as an All Region runner for finishing in the Top 30. Hallberg's time was a PR of 25:56.4 on the 8k course. The pace was set by Ryan Hagan of Geneseo with a time of 24:11.7. The team title went to Geneseo, while the Devils finished 15th out of 27 teams. Edward Jourdan (82nd / 27:25.1) and Kevin Moser (91st / 27:27.5) also finished in the top 100 of the race. Here's a look at the all the Fredonia State finishes: 15. Fredonia State (27:31.6 137:37.7 2:50.8) ============================================= 1 23 Stephen Hallberg SO 25:56.4 2 82 Edward Jourdan SO 27:25.1 3 91 Kevin Moser JR 27:27.5 4 108 Lucas Peterson-Volz SO 28:01.5 5 129 Kaden Worthley FR 28:47.2 6 (133) Sean Moser FR 28:58.4 7 (136) Greg Brumagin SO 29:09.6]]>Stephen Hallberg - All Region 2025Thu, 13 Nov 2025 12:28:00 EST59364https://fredoniabluedevils.com/news/2025/11/6/mens-cross-country-battle-by-the-lake-tied-after-fall-season.aspxhttps://fredoniabluedevils.com/news/2025/11/6/mens-cross-country-battle-by-the-lake-tied-after-fall-season.aspxMen's Cross Country, Men's Soccer, Women's Cross Country, Women's Soccer, Women's Volleyball

FREDONIA, N.Y. -- After five sports have finished their regular-season SUNYAC play this fall, the Fredonia State and Buffalo State athletic departments are tied in the Battle by the Lake standings, 5-5. The Blue Devil volleyball team and men's cross country team both earned two points with victories, while the women's soccer teams each got one point after tying. The Bengals took the points for women's cross country men's soccer. Fredonia State is currently in possession of the traveling trophy, The Lake Erie Cup. They defeated Buffalo State, 17-11 last year. They lead the all-time series, 5-4-1 since its inception during the 2014-15 academic year. Volleyball won 3-0, and men's cross country was in second place to Buff State's fourth place finish at the SUNYAC Championship Meet. The womens' soccer teams played to a 1-1 tie. Men's soccer fell 2-1 in a highly contested contest. Women's cross country finished the conference meet in 10th place, while Buff State slid in to ninth place. This winter, men's hockey, and men's and women's basketball and indoor track will compete for points.]]>Battle by the Lake Fall 2025 Thu, 6 Nov 2025 15:51:00 EST59353https://fredoniabluedevils.com/news/2025/11/2/general-fredonia-state-aotws-11-2-25.aspxhttps://fredoniabluedevils.com/news/2025/11/2/general-fredonia-state-aotws-11-2-25.aspxMen's Cross Country, Women's Soccer

FREDONIA, N.Y. -- After finishing third as a freshman, Stephen Hallberg took the SUNYAC Cross Country Championship on Saturday. He crossed the finish line in 26:06.8, six seconds ahead of the second place finisher. For the women, Bronwyn Madden scored the only goal in a 1-0 double-overtime win over Oswego in the SUNYAC Tournament, as the Devils advance to the semifnals. Madden's 11 goals lead the conference. Other Notables: - Also at the Cross Country SUNYAC Championships, Kevin Moser was named Second Team All Conference with his ninth-place finish, and Lucas Peterson-Volz was named Third Team after finishing 13th. - Volleyball clinched a playoff berth and had several standout performances over the weekend:  Kylie O'Brien (19 kills, 13 digs, two aces, one block) Maeve Musielak (26 digs, 14 kills)  Kailea Sullivan (33 digs) - Casey Fetzner was perfect into double overtime as the Blue Devils came away with a 1-0 SUNYAC First Round win over Oswego. The freshman goaltender made 10 saves for the shutout. She was also named the SUNYAC Defensive Player of the Week. - Ryan Ameis led a Fredoinia State defense that did not allow a goal in a road post-season game at Plattsburgh, as the Blue Devils came away with a 1-0 victory on Saturday. For good measure, Ameis moved upfield on a Fredonia State corner kick, and his header accounted for the only goal of the games as the Devils advance to the Semi Final Round on Wednesday. He was named the SUNYAC Defensive Player of the Week. - Matthieu Fournier scored a pair of goals in a 4-3 loss to Potsdam on Saturday. His first goal came late in the second period to cut the Potsdam lead to 2-1. He scored early in the third period to make it a 2-2 game. His scores came just under four minutes apart. Post-season Updates: Men's soccer at Buffalo State on Wed., Nov. 5 Women's soccer at Plattsburgh on Wed., Nov. 5  Volleyball plays host to Buffalo State on Tues., Nov. 11]]>Stepehn Hallberg Bronwyn Madden FSU AOTW - 11-4-24Sun, 2 Nov 2025 23:43:00 EST59335https://fredoniabluedevils.com/news/2025/11/3/mens-cross-country-three-named-all-sunyac.aspxhttps://fredoniabluedevils.com/news/2025/11/3/mens-cross-country-three-named-all-sunyac.aspxMen's Cross Country

FREDONIA, N.Y. -- Three members of the men's cross country team were named All Conference following their performances at the SUNYAC Championships over the weekend. Stephen Hallberg was the overall champion and earned first team. Kevin Moser was Second Team, and Lucas Peterson-Volz was Third Team. Hallberg finished in 26:06.8 and improved upon his third-place finish as a freshman last year. Moser was ninth in 26:48.1, and Peterson-Volz was 13th in 27:03.1 The trio helped the Devils to a second place finish, just seven points behind Cortland (60-67).  Next up for the team is the Regional Meet on Nov. 15 in Rochester.]]>Peterson-Volz - Hallberg - Moser All SUNYAC 2025Mon, 3 Nov 2025 14:48:00 EST59339https://fredoniabluedevils.com/news/2025/10/31/mens-cross-country-mcx-11-1-25-at-plattsbrugh.aspxhttps://fredoniabluedevils.com/news/2025/10/31/mens-cross-country-mcx-11-1-25-at-plattsbrugh.aspxMen's Cross Country

PLATTSBURGH, N.Y. -- Sophomore Stephen Hallberg crossed the finish line in 26:06.8 and took home the SUNYAC Men's Cross Country Title on Saturday. He finished six seconds ahead of the second place finisher, Oliver Melera-Perez of New Paltz. As a team, the Devils took second place, just seven points behind Cortland (60-67). Kevin Moser finished ninth and Lucas Peterson-Volz was 13th for the Devils. Hallberg became the first Blue Devil to win the men's cross country title since Vinnie Derocco did it in 2000. Last year, Hallberg finished third overall. The Devils also finished ahead of fourth-place Buffalo State, thus winning points toward the Battle by the Lake. Here's a look at the individual finishes for the Blue Devils: 2. 67 Fredonia State (27:03.9 135:19.1 1:46.5) ====================================== 1 1 Stephen Hallberg SO 26:06.8 2 9 Kevin Moser JR 26:48.1 3 13 Lucas Peterson-Volz SO 27:03.7 4 19 Edward Jourdan SO 27:27.2 5 25 Kaden Worthley FR 27:53.3 6 (42) Sean Moser FR 28:48.9 7 (52) Greg Brumagin SO 29:12.8 Team Standings ================================================== 1. 60 Cortland (26:58.3 134:51.5 1:13.0) 2. 67 Fredonia State (27:03.9 135:19.1 1:46.5) 3. 81 New Paltz (27:11.9 135:59.1 2:00.5) 4. 87 Buffalo State (27:15.1 136:15.2 2:40.7) 5. 108 SUNY Delhi (27:33.1 137:45.2 2:46.6) 6. 163 Morrisville (28:12.0 140:59.6 2:16.0) 7. 170 Oneonta (28:18.9 141:34.3 1:16.3) 8. 212 Plattsburgh (28:43.2 143:35.8 1:07.8) 9. 235 Oswego (29:06.8 145:33.8 1:51.3) 10. 289 Cobleskill (31:06.9 155:34.1 5:43.8) 11. 327 Canton (35:30.3 177:31.114:40.4) 12. 354 Potsdam. (35:54.0 179:29.611:02.4)]]>Stephen Hallberg SUNYAC Champ 2025Fri, 31 Oct 2025 11:23:00 EST59330https://fredoniabluedevils.com/news/2025/10/27/mens-cross-country-cross-country-championships-this-saturday.aspxhttps://fredoniabluedevils.com/news/2025/10/27/mens-cross-country-cross-country-championships-this-saturday.aspxMen's Cross Country, Women's Cross Country

FREDONIA, N.Y. -- The Fredonia State men's and women's cross country teams will make their way up to Plattsburgh this weekend for the SUNYAC Championships. The women will start at 11 a.m. and the men's race will go off at Noon at the Rugar Woods Course.  The results can be found at leonetiming.com. Last season, the men finished third out of 10 teams. Stephen Hallberg led the Devils with a third-place finish and was recognized as a First Team All SUNYAC selection and SUNYAC Hall of Fame Inductee (needs to finish in the Top 5 during one championship, finish in the Top 10 in two championships, or finish in the Top 15 in three championships).  Kevin Moser and Edward Jourdan have consistently been among the top Fredonia State finishers for the men this year.   The women's team finished sixth overall in 2024. Juliana Rodriguez and Amilcar Centeno are the only two returning runners. The team is also made up of a trio of freshmen -- Emily Frank, Siera Shenoy, and Erin Smith. Shenoy was the top Blue Devil finisher in the team's most recent meet at Rowan, crossing in 25:49. In addition to Fredonia State, other competing teams will include Buffalo State, Canton, Cobleskill, Cortland, Delhi, Plattsburgh, Morrisville, New Paltz, Oneonta, Oswego, and Potsdam. At last year's championship, which was hosted by Oswego at the Fallbrook Recreation Center, Cortland won both the men's and women's titles. Plattsburgh State last hosted the SUNYAC Cross Country Championship in 2015.]]>Cross Country SUNYAC Meet 2025Mon, 27 Oct 2025 21:59:00 EST59321https://fredoniabluedevils.com/news/2025/10/21/mens-cross-country-hallberg-sullivan-named-fsu-aotws.aspxhttps://fredoniabluedevils.com/news/2025/10/21/mens-cross-country-hallberg-sullivan-named-fsu-aotws.aspxMen's Cross Country, Women's Volleyball

FREDONIA, N.Y. -- Stephen Hallberg of men's cross country and Kailea Sullivan of the women's volleyball team were named this Week's Fredonia State Athletes of the Week. For the men, Hallberg led the Fredonia State cross country team with a PR in a time of 26:13.1 at the Rowan Border Battle Invitational on Saturday. That put him in 78th place out of 327 runners. The team average of 27:11 was the fastest of the year for the squad. It was the final prep for the SUNYAC Meet on Nov. 1. The women's volleyball team picked up a pair of clutch 3-0 sweeps over Canton and Oswego. Sullivan had 25 digs and five assists in six sets in addition to all-around solid play. Other notables: - Kylie O'Brien had 16 kills and 13 digs for the women's volleyball team. - Bria Hunter had 16 kills, 11 digs, and four blocks. - Maeve Musielak was named SUNYAC Defensive Player of the Week had 15 digs and five kills. She had a nearly identical game against Oswego, with 16 digs and five kills.  - Chance LaCroix had a goal and an assist for the men's soccer team as they went 1-1 for the week. - Gabby Irwin had one goal and two assists for the women's soccer team in a 1-1 week.]]>FSU AOTWs Oct. 21, 2025 - Hallberg and SullivanTue, 21 Oct 2025 16:13:00 EST59318https://fredoniabluedevils.com/news/2025/10/17/mens-cross-country-mxc-10-18-25-at-rowan.aspxhttps://fredoniabluedevils.com/news/2025/10/17/mens-cross-country-mxc-10-18-25-at-rowan.aspxMen's Cross Country

GLASSBORO, N.J. – Once again, Stephen Hallberg led the Fredonia State cross country team. The sophomore finished in 26:13.1 at the Rowan Border Battle Invitational on Saturday. That put him in 78th place. A total of 327 runners participated on one of the largest races of the year. Micah Lachman of Haverford led the way in a time of 25:28.8. Carnegie Mellon was the top team, with all five runners finishing among the top 26 racers. The Devils finished 25th out of 35 teams. Other Blue Devil runners were: Stephen Hallberg – 26:13.1 – 78th Kevin Moser – 26:32.3 – 107th Edward Jourdan – 27:05.6 – 146th Lucas Peterson-Volz – 27:46.4 - 196 Sean Moser – 28:22 – 237th Kaden Worthley – 29:10.8 – 270th Greg Brumagin – 30:04.6 – 295th Next up for the Devils is the SUNYAC Meet on Nov. 1 in Plattsburgh, N.Y.]]>Stephen HallbergFri, 17 Oct 2025 13:36:00 EST59299